Isui-en Garden

Isui-en is a Japanese garden situated in Nara, the old capital of Japan close Ky?to.

Isuien signifies "plant established on water", and the garden's name is gotten from the way that its lakes are bolstered by the little nearby Yoshikigawa River.

The Yoshikien Garden is found just on the opposite side of the waterway. It has been safeguarded since its creation in the Meiji period, and is the main strolling garden in Nara and this is also appealing Japanese garden with an assortment of spotlight like, the utilization of Todaiji Temple's Nandaimon Gate and Mount Wakakusayama as "acquired view".